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SinfulColors Snow Me White

I don't know about you, but I love the look of white nails during any season, especially Summer. It's got that whole fresh and chic vibe going on. And this is one of the first white polishes I've used that hasn't been problematic! Snow Me White FTW!!!

Snow Me White SinfulColors

Snow Me White by SinfulColors

SinfulColors Snow Me White

Snow Me White by SinfulColors

Polishes Used:

1 Coat Beauty Secrets Ridge Filler
3 Coats SinfulColors Snow Me White*
1 Coat SinfulColors Clear Coat
1 Coat Seche Vite

Today, my nails are fresh, happy, blank little canvases. And I kind of like them that way! It's funny... I read a lot about how Snow Me White was the perfect white and a great base for nail art, but I never really tried to see if the rumors were true!

Until now!

I was honestly surprised that this polish covered so well in just 3 coats. No streaks, and if I'm not mistaken, a little bit of self-leveling going on. Nothing wrong with that! Snow Me White is a really clean, bright pop that I just looooove right now. It honestly would be the perfect canvas for some nail art, but I'm not sure if I want to try anything new right now. It's been 2 nights at Le Nouveau Chez Sparkle and I've still got a ton upon a ton of things to do! So... we'll have to see!

In other news, if you haven't checked in a while, SinfulColors Official Website has been redesigned. I've noticed there's been a big push for responsive design all around the web lately. Thankfully, this old theme has it already. But it's got me thinking about trying out a new look, not gonna lie!

Snow Me White is part of SinfulColors Having a Blast Collection. You can find it on display at Walgreens and other mass retailers for $1.99 a bottle! The full Having a Blast Collection also contains Blue By You, Green Ocean, Hot Spot, Out of This World, Ruby Ruby, and Star Blast-Off. Follow SinfulColors on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter!

*provided by PR for review. All thoughts, views, and opinions are my own.

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  1. Dina RamseJune 23, 2015 at 5:25 AM

    Snow Me White is by far the best White I have ever used.

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